Dr. Tize's products are usually not the type of cosmetics we expect. 'Evening primrose' is originally an ingredient recommended by dermatologists for atopic skin. I also first heard about it from a dermatologist. You can think of this cream as just an allergy/atopic skin cream to be applied to the face. As autumn comes and the skin becomes flipped over and itchy, applying a thin layer can calm the itchiness and bumps! It's good for those who feel uncomfortable applying steroid ointments to the face. This year, when I turned 30 for the first time, the area around my lips became like contact dermatitis/eczema and was really itchy all the time, but applying this in a thin layer of two to three times calmed it down right away. It seems to be a product used by people with itchy/inflamed/atopic skin, rather than for cosmetic purposes.

Even when my skin was healthy, I don't reach for it just to add a layer for moisture or better skin after my basic skincare routine. It's better to use functional products or more suitable ones. It's the top for inflammatory skin and itchiness. Salve and balm are for the body, not the face. ㅠ ㅠ When I apply Dr. Tize's lotion to my face, it turns white and peels off like dandruff. Salve and balm are really the best for allergic atopic bodies.. For the face, it's definitely a facial cream.

Salve/balm is for the body, and facial cream is for the face. Please, everyone, don't apply salve or balm all over your face like a cream, use it as a facial product. ㅜ ㅜ I'm giving you this tip because I'm frustrated with the reviews - if you apply body products to your face, it will all peel off like dandruff.